Growing lemons at home turns out to be a fairly simple task if you plant the seeds correctly and do not forget to care for the plant. In this article, we will talk about the nuances of growing one of the most useful and aromatic citrus fruits.
The next time you enjoy a lemon, don’t rush to throw away the seeds – they could be the beginning of your own lemon tree. Even during the winter months, the lemon tree can thrive with you, giving you a pleasant aroma and freshness. The lemon, with its evergreen leaves and large white flowers, not only adorns the interior, but also provides you with healthy fruit all year round.
PREPARATION BEFORE PLANTING
Pick the seeds from the lemon and choose 12-15 large and healthy ones, without visible damage. Peel them from the flesh and soak them in warm water overnight to speed up germination.
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